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DogBull (ticker DOGO) is a community meme coin branded as the Bull King leading 101 Dalmatians. Its own site presents it as a token on Robinhood Chain, with a playful pack/movement identity rather than a utility protocol.

The project’s landing page displays a stated total supply of 1,010,000,000 DOGO and 0/0 taxes, and markets the token as a zero-tax meme coin. It also includes the disclaimer that DOGO has no intrinsic value or expectation of financial return.

The site says its first chapter includes contract deployment, Uniswap liquidity, website launch, and 101 early holders. Future roadmap ideas include a community airdrop, staking kennel, 101 Dalmatian NFTs, DAO governance, and exchange listings; these are roadmap objectives, not proof of delivery.

DogBull is intended to address the social and cultural side of meme-coin participation: it gives holders a shared mascot, pack narrative, and community identity around a newly launched chain. The 101-Dalmatian framing turns individual ownership into a collective theme.

It does not claim to solve a conventional infrastructure or financial problem. The project’s own disclaimer says the coin has no intrinsic value or expectation of financial return, so its practical proposition is community participation and speculative trading rather than guaranteed utility.

As a very new token, verification and market risks matter. CoinMooner reports no audit or KYC provided, while its listing labels the asset Ethereum and links Etherscan; the official site instead says Robinhood Chain. Users should verify chain, contract, liquidity, and permissions independently before transacting.

The site instructs users to copy the displayed contract address, send 0.05–10 Robinhood Chain tokens from a compatible wallet such as MetaMask or Rabby, and says DOGO should arrive automatically within five minutes. It links Uniswap and a GeckoTerminal pool for acquisition/tracking.

The stated token economics are a 1,010,000,000 total supply and zero buy/sell taxes. The site’s metadata claims liquidity is locked and the contract renounced, but these claims should be checked against the deployed contract and lock transaction; the landing page alone is not cryptographic proof.

No staking, NFT, DAO, or incubator mechanism is described as already live. Those appear in later roadmap chapters. Likewise, the site does not publish a whitepaper or GitHub repository, so detailed contract architecture and governance implementation cannot be independently summarized from project documentation.

An important source inconsistency remains: DogBull’s official website identifies Robinhood Chain and links a Robinhood pool, while CoinMooner’s page identifies ETH/Etherscan for the same address. This may reflect a listing or metadata error, but users must resolve it before sending funds.